There are big games left, right and centre in the Premiership this weekend. Alan Pardew's first game as Newcastle manager will see him host Roy Hodgson's Liverpool on Saturday evening. Sunday will see a London Derby as Tottenham face Chelsea at White Hart Lane, and the fantastic weekend of Premier League football comes to a close on Monday when Arsenal travel to Old Trafford to play Manchester United. As fantasy football managers which players will you be picking? You can see this week's predictions in full here.
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Football Writers’ Association Predictions – Week 17
Overall standings
1. Steve Bates - 79
2. Andy Dunn - 79
3. Martin Lipton - 79
4. Shaun Custis - 75
5. Des Kelly - 75
6. Glenn Moore - 72
7. Danny Fullbrook - 71
8. Patrick Barclay – 66
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December standings:
1. Andy Dunn - 7
2. Patrick Barclay - 6
3. Steve Bates - 6
4. Martin Lipton - 6
5. Glenn Moore - 6
6. Danny Fullbrook - 5
7. Shaun Custis - 4
8. Des Kelly – 4
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Patrick Barclay (The Times)
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Newcastle v Liverpool: A mouthwatering game. Newcastle are beginning a new era against a Liverpool who are starting to gel under Roy Hodgson. I think this will be a draw.
Des Kelly (Daily Mail)
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EVERTON V WIGAN - Everton are in a terrible run of form with no victories in six League games. That sequence cannot go on and David Moyes' side most take advantage of Wigan's poor away record.
Shaun Custis (The Sun)
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TOTTENHAM V CHELSEA. A cracking game in store and even though Chelsea have been struggling I fancy them to get a point at the Lane.
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Andy Dunn (News of the World)
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Fulham v Sunderland - Fulham have been performing with far more credit than results show. Desperately need a win and should get it against a Sunderland team that don't always convince on the road.
Martin Lipton (The Mirror)
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STOKE V BLACKPOOL: Tony Pulis' side are playing with real confidence after a dodgy start and while Blackpool have exceeded all realistic expectations, this is where it will start to get really hard for them. Three more points for Stoke.
Steve Bates (The People)
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Aston Villa v West Brom - This is a big game for Gerard Houllier especially after losing against Birmingham in the Carling Cup recently. Villa need to bounce back after their defeat at Liverpool - and they should just have the edge.
Danny Fulbrook (Daily Star)
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West Ham v Man City: West Ham are getting stronger but not sure if it will be enough to deal with Man City
Glenn Moore (The Independent)
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MANCHESTER UNITED V ARSENAL: Arsenal have lost four and drawn one of their five matches against Manchester United, but their counter-attacking game could prevail this time.